The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1887-07-29
NTY NEWS.
Friday. DULY 80, 1882,
MINOR LOCALS


The ladies OF Hopewell Church held
q festival at the Church Oh Tuesday
afternoon and evening. - g..
The Cecil County Agricultural
Fair will be held October 9TH TO 9Th
inclusive.
i. Call at this office for csrds,t hand
bills, circulars, lctter'eads, blanks
sandssqy other kinds Of job printing.
There 10 an agent working Chester
county for a patent hedge fence,
Rahn's patent, which he claims to be
the "bcst and cheapest fence in the
world. -
! Mr.. G. 2. Whitaker will commence
work on his Iron Hill ore beds at an
eerly day report says. These beds
have remained unworksa for several
years. 5. 49,. :.
VIM. Grason's horse scared near
the station on Wednesday morning,
aud whiriug- sEound suddenly in the
road. twisted one Of tie front wheels
of the wagon into smitharecns.
Mr.. Robcs: c.. I.aYzslere and Miss
Annie Scal borough were maEcied as'
Zion last Wednesday. Rev.. j. l."
Van Burksicw performed tie cere-
mony.
Another invoice OF crinckle seer
suckers just placed in stock at Il. K.
Bufiington's.
The wheat crop promises better
yield than was expected. Some of
the farmers OF the 9th district who
have threshed their crops report
yields Of Is TO 81 bushels per acre.
bishop ". +. Adams, elected rec
entity to this 2. Il. Diocese will arrive
in the diocese this week. Notitica-
ton of The ratification CT his election
reached him last week. =
Mrs. G. Corners night blooming
cereus, burst into flower on tuesday
evening and the rare plant was visit;
ed by numbers Of persons. The
flower is 3 creamy white and very
fragrant.
The track hands on Wednesday.
while Clearing the grass from about
the railroad Tracks where Hunt Nc
Cummings was run over and killed,
found a piece of skull bone half the
size OF mans hand.
The Rising San base ball Club
visited Pennington Saturday last and
played the club Of that place, being
defeated by score Of IA to 8. Bat
ter;es, Maberry and Kirk, Dare and
Hanna.
This is hot weather to contem-
plate sleighing, bat Pogue received q
car load Of cutters last week, which
he will give tho finishing touches to
and make them ready for the season
of frost and snow. ..es
FRY the syrup for sale at E. r.
Buflingion's tot 81 cents per gallon.
Blanche HinGmsh, little daughter
ofJ G.. 4Hindman, P. a., while play
ing witt, some other children in VIM.
]. McDou.aI's yard on Tuesday even
ing fell and dis.oeated one Of her ell
bows. Ir. Turner dyessel the wouad,
Mrs John p. Edas, of Kent cousty,
BY Albert Constable and Il. ". Wick.
era, attorneys, has brought suit
against the T.. w. & E Railroad Co..
for $4,000 danagfs tor injuries to the
right hand, CAUSED by the aiamming OF
q car door.
The sixth annual meeting of the
Elkton building Association was
held on Monday. Tie assets, after
settlement with all borrowers show a
large surplus. !, TIE old board of Of
ficers were elected. Considerable
new stock was subscribed. >,
Miss Lizzie Brown daughter of
MI. Wilson, N, B!ewn o! near Sylmar
left "a very perfect doqblesdsash : t the
:. MIDLAND Office. The, squash has Two
= peEItcb atGliiS aIt tHO ptposouA CAoS,
y o feature seldom found ip double
vegetables SO perfect'ss in this speci-
men. 49, :"
:. All day Tuesday trains of the
Pennsylvania r. u. from the vest
e came down The Pert Deposit aud
Colunlbil foad, TO Pc, ty@ii.eSand on
to Phiiadelpfia by the z. ". 6 b A
heavy washous She.ween Lancaster
and Co!umhia prevented running on
the main STEM,
G. W. Wilson broke ground on the
lot adjoining Mrs, SaiIie Haines on
the east SIDE OF South Queen street On
- Thursday morning fora dwelling
house for Mrs: j. w. Buckley. The
building will be 30x32 feet, divided
to accommodate two families.
Howard Reynolds house on the
. Harrisvillc road. quarter OF mile
below the Sun WAS entered on Mon
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